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Michael Steinhardt’s looted Israeli antiquity came from same caves his donations helped preserve

The Heliodorus Stele, a looted artifact on display at the Israel Museum, tells a story about billionaire philanthropist Michael Steinhardt’s complicated legacy of giving and taking.

RFK Jr. invokes Anne Frank at DC anti-vaxx rally

Kennedy has repeatedly utilized Holocaust metaphors to rail about vaccines over the years.

Rabbi Simcha Krauss, ‘gentle giant’ who fought for women’s rights in Orthodoxy, dies at 85

In his later years, Krauss started a new rabbinical court in an effort to help agunot, women who could not remarry because their husbands refused to grant them a religious divorce.